- Facebook privacy changes draw mixed reviews
- Hackers find a home in Amazon's EC2 cloud
- Q&A: Digital signatures and use cases for Adobe CDS
- Apple tablet rumors: February production start, 10-inch LCD screen
- Packard Bell Recalls Lithium-Ion Batteries
- Four Database Security Tips for Dealing with SQL Injections
- Adobe fixes critical Flash Player flaws
- How Easy Is It For The Police To Get GPS Data From Your Phone?
- Eastern Illinois University server hacked
- Verizon: Data Breaches Getting More Sophisticated
- Feds go global to fight cybercriminals overseas
- Law firms the next target of hackers
- Facebook blocking users for being too social
- 5 TSA Employees on Leave After Security Manual Posted Online
- iptables 1.4.6 released
- Seven Ways to Make Your Security Budget Pay Off in 2010
- Facebook announces privacy improvements, (Wed, Dec 9th)
- E-card malware scam
- Google exec on Apps uptime, security and enterprise traction
- BSidesBay unconference targets tough security, risk questions
- 4 Database Security Tips for Dealing With SQL Injections
- OSSEC 2.3 released, (Wed, Dec 9th)
- Threats and threat technologies in 2010
- New Poll: What DNS service do you use (see right hand sidebar), (Wed, Dec 9th)
- H4ck3rs are people too: Film review
- Symantec security, storage offerings now on Amazon?s EC2
- TSA posts document on airport screening procedures online
- Computer of alleged Sarah Palin hacker had spyware
- Microsoft Patch Tuesday: Critical Update for IE
- Adobe bends, a little, on eBook DRM
- Guard Your Online Privacy With Firefox Addon
- Report predicts rise of self-defending botnets
- Facebook simplifies privacy options
- Facebook Privacy Changes Go Live, Beware of "Everyone"
- 10 Lessons Learned from Climate Scientists' Stolen E-Mails
- Top 10 botnets and their impact
- Facebook Improves Privacy, Security Controls to Protect Users
- Global IT-related risk framework
- ntpd upgrade to prevent spoofed looping, (Wed, Dec 9th)
- ntpd upgrade to prevent spoofed looping, (Wed, Dec 9th)
- Top 15 most common security attacks
- 2009: the final Patch Tuesday
- RFID passport identity theft made simple
- FIFA World Cup related scams
- Advances in surveillance, more attacks on the horizon
- Adobe plugs dangerous Flash Player security holes
- Adobe flash player and air patched, (Wed, Dec 9th)
- Mozilla releases Thunderbird 3.0
- Dell pulls in $6.5 million in revenue thanks to Twitter
- Apple preparing first betas of Mac OS X 10.6.3
- 'Fake fingerprint' Chinese woman fools Japan controls
- Google Chrome for Mac Beta Released
- Microsoft combines Windows Server and Azure to form new Server & Cloud unit
- MIT Researchers Develop Tech for New Generation of Airport Scanners
- Apple Expels 1,000 Apps From Store After Developer Scam
- 24,000 Notre Dame employees affected by data breach
- Hack This Zine Version 8.0: Beautiful Technolust Released
- Hong Kong police act over peer-to-peer data leak
- Hacked email climate scientists receive death threats
- Cisco: Smart Grids Can Improve The World
- Cybercrime is crime with different tactics – interview with Bruce Schneier
- iTunes Rewind declares best selling iTunes content of 2009
- Hackers take advantage of Microsoft security bulletins to spread malware
- TJX Hacker to Plead Guilty to Heartland Breach
- Modern Warfare 2 PS3 Leaderboards Hacked to Crap
- Researcher demonstrates Pentagon XSS vulnerability
- Sri Lankan suspects remanded for alleged e-banking fraud
- TSA security manual posted online
- Google offers search by sight
- Google Sues Over Alleged Work-From-Home Scams
- eWEEK Labs Picks the Stupid Tech Tricks of 2009
- Fake fingerprint fools biometric devices
- Microsoft releases six security bulletins
- December 2009 Black Tuesday Overview, (Tue, Dec 8th)
- Patch Tuesday: Microsoft plugs IE 'drive-by download' security holes
- Microsoft Fixes Critical IE Security Vulnerabilities in 2009's Final Patch Tuesday
- 2009 Products of the Year
- New cloud-based hacking service can crack Wi-Fi passwords in 20 minutes
- Google sues over work-at-home schemes
- Company sued by Google had a profitable year
- Critical Adobe Flash Update
- Critical Adobe Flash Update
- SecureWorks Acquires U.K. Managed Security Firm
- Social media a playground for cybercriminals
- Conficker worm to become a bigger threat in 2010
- Free Wi-Fi network scanner for Windows
- Corporate information security comes under attack
- Network security IPS with zero-day malware protection
- 5 key security trends for the next decade
- Patching our children
- Seagate introduces Pulsar, its first solid state drive
- After code is released, Adobe Illustrator fix due Jan 8
- Social network and banking scams are on the rise, says Cisco
- Judge affirms $675,000 verdict in RIAA music piracy case
- New cloud-based service steals Wi-Fi passwords
- Economic Recovery: Will Your IT Security Department Leave?
- FTC to consider stricter online privacy rules
- Facebook users fall for rubber duck's friend request
- Spam speaks Irish
- Follow the money: The ROI Scareware, Spyware, click fraud, pharma spam
- First salvo fired in Battle of Copenhagen
- How to remove rootkits by hand
- Yahoo in legal spat over sensitive document
- 10 phones that’ll rock your world in 2010
- Intel Won't Give Up GPU Push, Analysts Say
- Judge affirms $675k verdict in RIAA music piracy case
- Laptop Thief Nabs Hospital Patient Data
- UAE IT market poised for massive growth
- How the '10 Computerworld Premier 100 IT Leaders were chosen
- Spacebook laptop to launch screen space race
- 10 Reasons Why Apple's Lala Buy Could Bring Online Success
- PayPal copies Apple’s iPhone recipe and allows others to join the party
- Meg Whitman says EBay didn't misuse Craigslist data
- Will 2010 (Finally) Be Blu-ray's Year?
- Facebook users at risk of "rubber duck" identity attack
- A quick first look at USB 3.0 performance
- Yahoo and others give consumers more privacy options to fight off regulation
- P2P pirate told to pay up and trash your files
- Phishing campaign targets cPanel users
- People are using personal laptops for work
- Nokia N900: The Cell Phone You're Supposed to Hack
- Apple sued by patent trolls over iPhone camera
- UK CERT fighting 300 attacks per year
- Software upgrades spark fears
- FBI warns law firms about hackers
- Secure customer loyalty with the gift of data security
- Knesset approves controversial Biometric Database Law
- New Cloud-based Service Steals Wi-Fi Passwords
- NASA sites hacked via SQL injection
- The hidden costs of identity theft
- Phishing Attacks Cost Millions Despite Low Success Rate
- WPA cloud cracking service for penetration testers
- Facebook establishes new Safety Advisory Board
- Looking back at spam in 2009
- Phishing campaign targets cPanel users
- Open source NAC system PacketFence 1.8.6 released
- Safety in the cloud
- Researchers break into BitLocker
- Novell grabs for big role in virtualization security
- DoorStop X Security Suite 2.3
- China warns of Skype phishing, shuts offending domain
- The Fruit of the Poisoned Tree
- iPhone winning over some corporate security skeptics
- "You are signing in from an unfamiliar location."
- Layer 2 Network Protections reloaded!, (Mon, Dec 7th)
- Koobface worm on Facebook: The Christmas trick
- Q&A: Web application scanning
- Video surveillance for security applications
- Host-based IDS OSSEC 2.3 released
- New books: Windows 7, Python, project management
- News to know: Apple; Phishing attacks; RIM; Intel
- heise online and Secunia introduces Online Vulnerability scanning for German users
- Week in review: iPhone data harvesting, encryption key laws and security trends in 2010
- What's behind my Classmate PC problems?
- Cheat Sheet: Analyzing Malicious Documents, (Mon, Dec 7th)
- Macs Reclaim Top Reliability Rating
- Five Reasons Why Android Could Kill Windows Mobile
- Man Downloads Child Porn “Accidentally,” Faces Up To 20 Years in Prison
- Strange data recovery requests: Server room brawls and flying laptops...
- Google extends personalised search to all
- Yahoo, Microsoft finalise search deal
- Germans devise attacks on Windows BitLocker
- HSBC exposed sensitive bankruptcy data
- Is Google Public DNS safe? Look at the source ports
- Physicists race to publish first results from LH
- The 30 most anticipated games of 2010
- Shodan scares me
- Russian tabloid hacked, loses entire archives
- S'pore Wi-Fi hotspots protected from lawsuits
- “Little Rat” Hackers Arrested
- Cell Phone Security Ignoring Risk to Sensitive Calls
- SELinux and PostgreSQL: a worthwhile union
- Lawsuit against breached Express Scripts dismissed
- Experts Not Surprised By iPhone Malicious App Report
- Data Masking Helps Keep Live Data From Peeking Out, Experts Say
- AOL Ditches Security Tokens To Make Logging In Easier
- Is Apple Buying LaLa To Kill It?
- Microsoft Planning Last Patch Tuesday Of 2009
- Antivirus company recommends using Google Ch
- The Hacker: Ease winter of discontent by kicking or throwing the ball
- Was Russian secret service behind email hacking plot?
- HSBC exposed sensitive bankruptcy data
- Researcher says iPhone data model could lead to malware
- 20 mobile trends and future technologies
- DoD nixes vendor of online monitoring software over privacy concerns
- Fortinet secures remote and branch office environments
- Cell phone subterfuge produces nation of spies
- Experts Not Surprised By iPhone Malicious App Report
- Java JRE Buffer and Integer Overflow, (Sat, Dec 5th)
- How many people fall victim to phishing attacks?
- Disregard INFOCON change notifications just sent - we had a glitch on the main server, (Fri, Dec 4th)
- Google Public DNS Security Not Breaking New Ground, Some Say
- Brief: Google pushes security with Public DNS
- Brief: Northrop, colleges form cybersecurity group
- News: Sequoia to show off e-voting code
- News: Major IE8 flaw makes 'safe' sites unsafe
- The economics of security advice (MSFT research paper), (Fri, Dec 4th)
- Max Power's Malware Paradise, (Fri, Dec 4th)
- Managing the Threat to Customer Data
- Apple issues Java update for 10.5, 10.6
- Comcast-NBCU union likely to face big regulatory challenge
- Adobe Investigates Security Vulnerability as Attack Code Surfaces
- NYTimes Tech Talk
- You get what you deserve
- Firewall management during the holidays
- iPhone data harvesting from non-jailbroken devices
- Security trends coming in 2010
- Apple updates Java for Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.6
- News to know: Comcast-NBCU; Chrome netbooks; Google Public DNS; Psystar; Accenture
- No harm, no foul, says judge in Express Script data breach case
- Thanksgiving webcam promo leads to malware
- CDT launches campaign to help consumers demand privacy
- Online Privacy Campaign Site Kicks Off
- Google Public DNS: What It Means For Your Privacy
- New study calls for cybersecurity overhaul in U.S.
- With new attack released, Adobe to patch next week
- Microsoft to patch IE zero-day bug next week
- Securing Your iPhone Jailbreak
- Gumblar infection count
- We are receiving reports that Bing.com is down. Thank you for writing in., (Fri, Dec 4th)
- Apple issues Java update for Mac OS X 10.5, 10.6
- Intel's Larrabee Hits 1TFlop of Computing Speed
- 5 Invasive Ways Advertisers Track Your Behavior (And What to Do About It)
- Britain clamps down on bogus shopping sites
- Psystar stops selling Mac clones with Apple's OS
- The Race to Reverse Engineer the Human Brain
- Man loses fight against firm that suffered data breach
- Google Launches Public DNS Service
- Epic Fail: Only 5 iPhones Sold in Two Weeks by China's Largest E-Tailer
- Howard Schmidt: Mobile devices next attack vector
- What's new in Linux 2.6.32
- The top ten security heroes
- Software piracy group offers cash to whistleblowers
- Seeing through the clouds: Challenges still to overcome
- Securing Your iPhone Jailbreak
- Zero-day flaw spotted in Adobe Illustrator
- Hacktivists Deface Spanish Anti-Piracy Group Website
- Microsoft To Fix Zero-Day IE Bug For Patch Tuesday Release
- Next week will be a big patch week - Adobe is also releasing patches "Adobe is planning to release an update for Adobe Flash Player 10.0.32.18 and earlier versions, and an update to Adobe AIR 1.5.2 and earlier versions, to resolve critical secur
- Apple released some Java updates today APPLE-SA-2009-12-03-1 & 2 (for 10.5 and 10.6). Fixes a number of security issues so updating is a good idea., (Thu, Dec 3rd)
- Microsoft to Fix Internet Explorer Security Hole Patch Tuesday
- Google Public DNS released
- Patch Tuesday heads-up: MS to fix 'critical' IE, Office security holes
- Reg Cure
- Reg Cure
- Microsoft delivers two more pieces of its Forefront enterprise security suite
- Cache poisoning vulnerability in ISC BIND 9
- Facebook plans site changes
- Canada closer to passing anti-spam law
- Who is fr3sh_card3r_rz?